Corporate leaders today face increasing pressure to use artificial intelligence (AI) applications to augment decision-making, but they should be wary of risks in AI that can undermine the power and influence of strategic management roles.
The honorary title of distinguished professor is an award that celebrates lifetime achievement in research, scholarly, and artistic work. Three University of Saskatchewan (USask) faculty members and two professors emerti were selected to receive the honorary title this year.
Alumnus Dr. Yuan Changming (MA’92, PhD’96), who studied English at the University of Saskatchewan, is an award-winning poet, writer, editor, publisher, tutor, and translator
Former IBM Vice-President Shelly Lowe (BComm’88), a respected global transformation executive, has been named executive-in-residence at the University of Saskatchewan’s (USask) Edwards School of Business.
Canadian and Korean artists are creating an original musical highlighting Canadian contributions to the Korean War
Four Arts and Science faculty members presented with college awards for outstanding RSAW contributions
The University of Saskatchewan (USask) has appointed Scott Banda (BA'86, LLB'90) as its 17th chancellor, an appointment that was confirmed by University Senate on April 26, 2025.
Dr. Jan Gelech (BA’07, PhD’16) and Dr. Rachel Loewen Walker (BA’06, MA’08, PhD) are the 2024–25 recipients of College of Arts and Science Teaching Awards
As the University of Saskatchewan (USask) celebrates Asian Heritage Month, the Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy spotlights the work of Dr. Yang Yang (PhD'18).
New research on the Florence Nightingale medicine chest traces the history of the artifact’s arrival at the University of Saskatchewan (USask).
The Campus to Creation student garden made its inaugural debut at Gardenscape 2025.
One of the University of Saskatchewan’s (USask)—and the world’s—top water researchers has been recognized with a prestigious international honour recognizing his career work.
Completing a degree in medicine is a major achievement and a huge responsibility. It requires a significant investment of time, money, and dedication. Support in the form of scholarships, bursaries and awards can be critical in ensuring students have the resources they need to achieve their educational goals.
USask alumnus Bob Deutscher (BComm’10), who runs a food photography business in Saskatoon, reflects on his time as a university student and his current entrepreneurial pursuits
While working as a police officer, USask graduate Dr. Kim Rossmo (BA’78) developed a mathematical model to help locate serial criminals. His innovative work in criminology has since sparked diverse research in epidemiology, biology, the arts, and more.
Dr. Luke Heidebrecht (PhD'22) describes his academic journey as organic.
More than a dozen USask graduates have been shortlisted for the 2025 Saskatchewan Book Awards, which will be celebrated during a gala and awards ceremony on May 9 in Saskatoon
Longtime donors, volunteers and advocates Grit and Scott McCreath were recently honoured at a ceremony celebrating their many philanthropic contributions to the University of Saskatchewan (USask).
Award-winning USask graduate Dr. Monique Simair (BSc’04, PhD’09) has leveraged her passion for science, innovation, and problem-solving into two successful environmental consultancy businesses
A generous $500,000 donation from MLT Aikins to the University of Saskatchewan’s (USask) College of Law will ease financial barriers for students entering law and help to develop the next generation of legal professionals.
USask graduate Shauna Curry (BE’94), the 2025 C.J. Mackenzie Gala Distinguished Lecturer, is making a difference around the world as the CEO of the Centre for Affordable Water and Sanitation Technology (CAWST)
Amid the snow and the slush of frigid Saskatchewan winters, one place on the University of Saskatchewan (USask) campus always remains warm and green: the greenhouses.
Jason Cook-Studer (BSA'20), a Master in Energy Security (MSs) student, has received the Indigenous Achievement Award - Leadership for his dedication to sustainability and energy security.
A University of Saskatchewan (USask)-led business focused on plant-based products brings home this year’s coveted People’s Choice Award.
The University of Saskatchewan (USask) College of Medicine is proud to celebrate Cameron Bird (BScKin'22), Sheila Naytowhow (CWT'19, BA'22, GCL'23), and Terri Thunder (BSc'09, MSc'13, BEd'16), who were honoured with USask Indigenous Achievement Week (IAW) Awards.
USask graduate Dr. David Climenhaga (DMD’13), and his wife, Michelle Climenhaga, are currently organizing shipments of fresh fruit for elementary schoolchildren in Stanley Mission, Sask.
A Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM) veterinary pathologist is leading new research that strives to improve methods for the early detection of canine mammary cancer — a common diagnosis of tumours in female dogs.
Family and education are grounded in stone for University of Saskatchewan (USask) graduate Edward Mirasty, who will be honoured with an Indigenous Achievement Week award for community engagement on Thursday, March 13.
USask Department of History assistant professor Dr. Cheryl Troupe (PhD) to receive Order of Gabriel Dumont gold medal
The designs are familiar at this USask art event, but the material is different
The USask museum, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, features full-scale replicas as well as original ancient glass, pottery, and coinage
The open expanse of Saskatchewan’s Prairie landscape quietly recedes into a thick band of spruce, pine and fir trees only a few hours’ drive north of the University of Saskatchewan’s (USask) campus. Stretching for more than 400,000 km2, the province’s boreal forest is just a snapshot of a large network of trees and hardy plants that reach across the entire country.
In honour of Black History Month, the College of Engineering highlights the inspiring journey and lasting impact of staff member Majak Mapiour (BE'07, BSc'07, MSc'10, BusAdm'19).
Saskatchewan Superwomen: Challengers and Champions, a new book by USask Chancellor Emerita Dr. Vera Pezer (BA’62, MA’64, PhD’77), will be launched during a March 7 event
Nominate a USask graduate for a 2025 award by April 15, 2025
USask faculty come together to revitalize and relaunch important campus club.
Caitlin Mroz-Sailer (MSEM’11), who studied in USask’s School of Environment and Sustainability, is an entrepreneur, naturalist, heritage presenter, and stewardship coordinator
On Valentine’s Day, USask graduates are sharing how they met their future partners while studying on campus
USask graduate Tasnim Jaisee (BA’24, CQGS’24), who works in the Office of the Provost and Vice-President Academic, advocates for greater inclusion and accessibility
The International Day of Women and Girls in Science is celebrated annually on February 11 and promotes gender equality in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math). For this year, the University of Saskatchewan (USask) is celebrating researchers who are making great advancements in their field and forging a path for the next generation of scientists.
Students at the University of Saskatchewan’s (USask) Edwards School of Business are now experiencing the benefits of two state-of-the-art classrooms designed to foster innovation and excellence in business education. The newly renovated spaces are made possible by the generosity of Mel Berg (BComm’67) and Art Korpach (BComm’79) and his family.
As the Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM) celebrates its 60th year in 2025, the regional veterinary college looks ahead to meet the changing needs of its provincial partners and stakeholders across Western Canada and the North.
The College of Education was pleased to recognize the following alumni for their accomplishments and dedication to the profession during the Academic Awards and Wall of Honour ceremony on January 31.
Since its humble beginnings at the Saskatoon airport, the School of Rehabilitation Science at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) has been a cornerstone of high-quality physical therapy education and research for students from across the province.
Nutrien’s purpose is to Feed the Future. The University of Saskatchewan (USask) aspires to Be What the World Needs. By joining forces on new projects, these ambitious organizations will advance sustainable agriculture around the globe and help train the scientists and engineers of the future.
The Diefenbaker Canada Centre (DCC) at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) is currently showcasing Hunt. Gather. Fish. Explore., an original exhibit celebrating Saskatchewan’s legacy of hunting, fishing, sustainable sustenance practices, and outdoor leisure.
USask alumnus Mir Md Saifur Rahman (MPA’24) valued his time as a public administration student and continues to appreciate the impact of his graduate education on his career
USask graduate Dr. Shankar Das (MBA’08), a professional agrologist, is making a difference by serving on the Senate as a representative of the Saskatchewan Institute of Agrologists
Jan. 31 reading of Copenhagen by Michael Frayn is for the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology
Dr. Camille Partin (PhD) will be the first holder of the chair, which studies geological systems and minerals vital to the green economy
“For me, this role is really a coming home,” says Dallas Pelly (BEd’18), a graduate of the Indian Teacher Education Program (ITEP)
The inaugural networking event for recent graduates was held on Jan. 16, 2025
Post-Degree students celebrate completion of accelerated nursing program.
USask graduate Lisa Bird-Wilson (BA’93, BEd’99, MEd’05) is looking to build on the work already being done to bridge gaps in underserved communities, including Indigenous, 2SLGBTQ+, newcomer and disabled artists.
Kennedy Marley (JD’24) had no idea if she had a chance to win a Rhodes Scholarship but decided to give it a shot and applied this past summer.
USask graduate student research investigates canola meal as sustainable fish meal alternative.
The human immune deficiency virus (HIV) first entered public consciousness in the early 1980s, after cases of unfamiliar and deadly illnesses began to overwhelm medical centres across North America.
Seasoned USask researcher believes more genomics intelligence would greatly benefit cow-calf producers.
The University of Saskatchewan (USask) College of Engineering proudly shares that Dr. Fangxiang Wu (PhD'04), Professor and Graduate Chair of Mechanical Engineering, Division of Biomedical Engineering, has recently been named a Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) and a Fellow of the UK Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), recognizing his exceptional contributions and sustained achievements in the field of engineering.
USask graduate Sherri Hrycay (BEd’94) draws upon her university education and her love of fashion for her hat and clothing business, Sova Design Millinery & Apparel
In November 2024, students, faculty, donors and alumni gathered to celebrate student success at the annual awards luncheon.
Political studies professor emeritus David E. Smith inspired countless students throughout his career
The Stronger Together Award recognizes outstanding contributions of women lawyers across Canada
The College of Engineering at the University of Saskatchewan is pleased to announce that alumnus, Shauna Curry, P.Eng (BE’94, Agricultural Engineering) as the 48th C.J. Mackenzie Distinguished Lecturer.
USask Alumnus Dr. Eli Ahlquist (BSN'04) welcomes nursing students at North West College
Adam D. Slobodzian's (BComm’14, MSc’17) experience as a student turned professor at the Edwards School of Business
Venessa Liang (BSP’17) crafts edible artwork as @FoodiePharmBabe
In a historic achievement for the University of Saskatchewan's College of Dentistry, Dr. Pratyusha Chitturi (PhD'24) has become the first individual to convocate with a PhD in Precision Oral and Systemic Health.
Retired entomologist Dr. Joe D. Shorthouse (PhD’75), who spent much of his career studying gall-inducing insects on wild roses, continues to pursue his passion for scientific discovery and storytelling
Friday morning (Dec. 6) U SPORTS announced the eight personnel who will make up the medical staff for the 2025 FISU World University Games in Torino, Italy in the new year. Among those announced was Huskie Athletics and Huskie Health's very own Jessica Pawlik (BSP'03), who will serve as a multi-sport therapist as part of the core medical staff.
The weather outside is frightful – but in the long run, that might be delightful.
When it comes to the new Prince Albert campus, being called to the principal’s office was a good thing for Dr. Jay Wilson (BA'89, BEd'95, MEd'00, EdD, MBA'21).
With her deep knowledge of the structure, funding, governance, and leadership roles that guide the University of Saskatchewan (USask), Dr. Vicki Squires (BEd’84, MEd’04, PhD’10) is serving as the new chair of University Council.
Jacqueline Lavallee (BEd'02, BSKin'02) continues to etch her name in the Huskies history books, this time as a Canada West Hall of Famer.
The University of Saskatchewan (USask) has always held a special place in his heart for Keith Martell (BComm'85, LLD'16).
A generous gift of $125,000 from Orano Canada Inc., will support students at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) with an interest and passion for mining and clean energy.
USask’s Poultry Centre has helped improve industry standards across the world.
Studying finance and economics at USask has benefited alumna Faye Moffatt (BComm’04, CPDS’06, MA’07) in her journey as a self-taught chocolatier and entrepreneur
A unique scholarship at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM) highlights the value of veterinary students enjoying other passions outside of veterinary medicine.
For alumna Hillary Kyplain (BScRRM‘22), a conservation co-ordinator for Métis Nation-Saskatchewan, protecting the Muskeg is more than just a job.
USask alumnus Dr. Tyson Buyer (BSA’12, DVM’16) started his business to help bring breeders together.
November 2024 marks 30 years of this one-of-a-kind distance education program developed specifically for the Prairies.
In a historic moment for the University of Saskatchewan’s College of Dentistry, this year’s fall convocation celebrated the first graduating class from Canada’s only two-year dental therapy degree program.
The Doctor of Education (EdD) in Educational Leadership welcomed its inaugural graduating class at University of Saskatchewan (USask) Fall Convocation on Nov. 13.
The Edwards School of Business is delighted to introduce a new business acumen scholarship in honour of Edwards Professor, Bob Ogilvie. The scholarship is a great opportunity for students in their final year who have successfully completed COMM 401 and COMM 447.
USask graduate Dr. Melissa Dykhuizen (PhD) conducts cervical cancer screening research with 2SLGBTQIA+ community.
Jack Neumann (BComm'69) knows the power of mentorship and education.
Two University of Saskatchewan (USask) students have been selected to receive prestigious Rhodes Scholarships for the second time in two years. Only 11 scholarships are awarded to students across the country each year.
Dr. Kathy Lawrence (MD'94) selected as the 2024 Ian McWhinney Family Medicine Education Award winner.
Dr. Jaris Swidrovich (BSP’10, PharmD, PhD’24) is Canada’s first and only Indigenous faculty member in pharmacy, and his doctoral work has resulted in dramatic institutional changes across the country.
Dr. Jennifer Braimah (MCert'24, MBBS) had a passion for lifelong learning and social responsibility instilled early on, shaping her career in the social sector.
It is in the spirit of kisewâtisiwin (kindness), tapahtêyimisowin (humility), and ekwa sâkihitowin (love) that Nahanni Olson (BA’05, BEd’08) approaches her life. This is reflected in the students she has encouraged, mentored, and advocated for throughout her career.
USask graduate and veterinary toxicologist Dr. Barry Blakley (BSc’70, Sc’71, DVM’75, MSc’77, PhD) made a big impact in his profession and in the classroom. After passing away in March from pancreatic cancer, his legacy continues through ocular donations and student scholarships.
A recent graduate of the Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM) has established a new veterinary scholarship that pays tribute to her parents’ selflessness in immigrating with their family to Canada.
A generous donation of $1 million from Ellen Remai, through the Frank and Ellen Remai Foundation, will support the Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization (VIDO), a world-class research facility at the University of Saskatchewan (USask), with an aim to stop emerging infectious diseases and future pandemics.
When Bev Hughes takes her dog Tyme in for appointments at her local veterinary clinic, she always asks the attending veterinarian one question: “Where did you go to veterinary school?”
